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He entrusted to one Domitius Ulpianus the command of the Pretorians andthe remaining business of the empire. --These matters I have set down indetail, so far as I was able, in each case, but of the rest I have notfound it feasible to give a detailed account, for the reason that for along time I did not sojourn in Rome. After going from Asia to Bithynia Ifell sick, and from there I hurried to my duties as head of Africa. Onreturning to Italy I was almost immediately sent to govern in Dalmatiaand... from there into Upper Pannonia. After that I came back to Rome andon reaching Campania at once set out for home.
[Sidenote:--2--] For these reasons, then, I have not been able tocompile an account of what follows similar to that which precedes. Iwill narrate briefly, however, all the things that were done up to thetime of my second consulship.
Ulpianus corrected many of the irregular practices instituted bySardanapalus; but, after putting to death Flavianus and Chrestus, thathe might succeed them, he was himself before long slain by thePretorians, who attacked him in the night; and it availed nothing thatran to the palace and took refuge with the emperor himself and thelatter's mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He entrusted to one Domitius Ulpianus the command of the Pretorians andthe remaining business of the empire. --These matters I have set down indetail, so far as I was able, in each case, but of the rest I have notfound it feasible to give a detailed account, for the reason that for along time I did not sojourn in Rome. After going from Asia to Bithynia Ifell sick, and from there I hurried to my duties as head of Africa. Onreturning to Italy I was almost immediately sent to govern in Dalmatiaand... from there into Upper Pannonia. After that I came back to Rome andon reaching Campania at once set out for home.
[Sidenote:--2--] For these reasons, then, I have not been able tocompile an account of what follows similar to that which precedes. Iwill narrate briefly, however, all the things that were done up to thetime of my second consulship.
Ulpianus corrected many of the irregular practices instituted bySardanapalus; but, after putting to death Flavianus and Chrestus, thathe might succeed them, he was himself before long slain by thePretorians, who attacked him in the night; and it availed nothing thatran to the palace and took refuge with the emperor himself and thelatter's mother.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dio Cassius to read onlineMoreLess
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